Clinton Woman Nominated for Department President by Friends
Mrs. Maribah E Walker of Clinton is proposed by her friends for Department President of the W R C to be presented at the Department Convention in Fort Wayne. The letter highlights her long service, including roles as Dept Press Correspondent and organizer, with endorsements from local clubs and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribah E. Walker
Ft. Wayne
P. R. Owen Relief Corps
Clinton
Ind
Meribali BE. Walker
Department
Fort Wayne
Giles DD. Walker
Yeur
Dept
Pere
Delowas
Denver
Venus
Inoue
Weary
Carl Conley
Newport
Center Gleanings and Local Happenings Recap
The week brings a new preacher to Center and his first sermon with positive expectations. Storm damage toppled fruit trees especially peaches. Supt. Helt returns home for his sick son Heber though his heart condition improves. Students Cora Ford and Glenn Campbell were exempt from studies at Clinton High. Funeral for Mrs. Roy Mack attended in Salem. The preacher and wife had dinner with Ralph Campbell’s family. A neighborhood party occurred last Thursday. Cecil Crane boards with his grandmother due to poor roads. John Churey lost a work horse near Paw Doves at Ben Church. Dies Church’s son works for Hillsdale railway, planning to study geography next spring. Mrs. Banter called on Clinton for infant grandchild duty. Happy Hoonian and others note hardware store updates, cookery lectures draw women, music and restorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Helt
Heber
Ing
Cora Ford
Glenn Campbell
Clinton High School
Cora
Roy Mack
Salem
Ralph Campbell
Cecil Crane
RR. Stokesberry
John Churey
Ben Church
Dies Church
Hillsdale
Rai Road
Bova Ilanter
Clinton
Local Notes and Movements in Clinton Area This Week
Local items report many residents visiting, traveling, or ill. Notables include Chas Brookbank mending, Mrs Chas Whitsman ill, and births to Fred Murray and wife. Several men travel to Indianapolis, California, or Southwest states, while others are improving at home. Atty Frank Miller visits Indianapolis. Roscoe Russell tours the Southwest. Mike Mosk fined for prohibited hours. Wille Evans returns from Ohio. Community events include framing at Staats Raynes Adams and a new bakery project by Doss Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Russell
Frank Chunn
Vermilion
Clinton
J. L. Sells
Anderson
Ind
Wylie Evans
Hays & Balmer
Henry Dies
Clifford Hammersley
Lafayette
Clavissa Salvards
HH. T. Payne
Newport
Grace Paine
Dora Woodruff Co
Mike Mosk
Staats, Raynes & Adams
Jose Reed
John Sabo Missing in Backwater River Likely Drowned
Austrian grocerman John Sabo of South Eight Street disappeared after delivering groceries to Syndicate residents. He was seen at Syndicate at 5 pm and likely sailed north toward home. search hindered by deep floodwaters. Sabo, married with five children, was financially secure with property and a store. authorities will continue a diligent search once feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sabo
South Eight Street
Syndicate
Clinton
Subo
Curfew Ordinance Prohibits Nighttime Street Presence
Clinton Indiana enacts an ordinance barring anyone under 15 from being on streets or public places after 9 PM March 1 to August 31 and after 8 PM September 1 to February 28, unless with a guardian or on an approved errand, with fines up to five dollars and possible detention until fines are paid. It also prohibits parents from permitting underage minors to roam at night and outlines police enforcement and mayoral duties. the report notes local flooding from the Wabash River and levee breach affecting transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Indiana
Stad City
Poe
Hypnotist Queen of Fun Headlines Weeklong Opera House Engagement
Readers are promised a sensational show by America’s favorite hypnotist, billed as the most humorous and astonishing evening. The performer, described as the queen of hypnotists, brings rapid, humorous interludes and startling stunts. Three nights at the opera house begin Monday Jan 28 with ladies admitted free on opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Butler
America
Opera House
Dressed Hogs for Sale from Ben Whitcoms
Eight young hogs available, about 200 pounds each, killed and delivered at 9 cents per pound. Buyers may share a hog to split delivery between two families. Orders phone Ben R. Whitcoms at 148-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben R. Whitcoms
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Thedy
Chas. Whitsman
Fred Murray
Wife
Son
C. H. Griffith
B. Howard Whitcomb
California
T. C. Biggs
Brazil
Sam Black
Anna Griffith
Cana
Geo. L. Brown
Paul Hunter
Stists, Raynes & Adams
Robert Irwin
Cayuga
Atty Frank R. Miller
Indianapolis
Jas. A. Swayne of
Maud Adamson
Terre Haute
Roy Stultz
Helen Briggs
Charleston
J. L. Church
Dow
Kidw. McCown
St. Bernice
He L. Brown
Agais & Martin
Nat Tropa
Harry Whetsel
Wmn. Wwelley
Thomas Morris
Neawport Oon
Win. Currey
Roy Smith
Plati
Doss Wilkinson
Blacktiaty Street
Atty
Joe Sninis
Wilkinson
South Third Street
James Stayspil
Clinton Bennet
Sidel, Ill
Taylor Vannest
Brown County
Ohio
Interuiban
South Main Street
Clinton Building
J. W. Robb
G. W. Wells
Uctio
The
Larr Shoe Store
Len Drake
Ed MecCalment
Lyford
Meyer - Pinson Co
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